Sentence examples for accrediting schools from inspiring English sources

The state is now phasing in a rule accrediting schools when 70percentt of their students pass each test; the first year, 3percentt of state schools qualified for accreditation.

The UNMC used to be responsible for accrediting schools of nursing, but a later statute has since granted the Ministry of Education and Sports authority to govern nursing and midwifery training curricula, examinations, and training institution accreditation.

About 25 schools are accredited by The American Osteopathic Association AOAA), which accredits schools that award a D.O. degree.

Six regional associations now accredit schools nationwide.

Neither the IBO or the Council of International Schools (CIS), which accredits schools, publish league tables.

"That is a good question, a legitimate question," said Bucky Askew, who directs the A.B.A. division that accredits schools.

The Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH) is an independent agency, recognized by the U.S. Department of Education to accredit schools of public health.

A fledgling international organization now accredits schools from Australia to Finland, and dozens more operate independently or under the auspices of other governing bodies.

The bill cited testimony from the Department of Education's inspector general that "billions of dollars available to students each year through loans and grants are at risk, in part because the recognition process does not assure that the accrediting agencies use appropriate and effective policies to accredit schools".

MCI accredits schools using periodic 'inspections' to ensure that institutions conform.

The Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, with headquarters outside Philadelphia, is responsible for accrediting New York schools, but few public schools here choose to participate.